When a client accepts the services of his or her attorney without an agreement concerning fees to be paid, the agreement to pay the attorney's bill is

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An agreement to pay the attorney's bill, when a client accepts the services without a prior agreement on fees, is implied in fact. This means the agreement is inferred from the actions of the parties involved, where the client's acceptance of the services suggests an understanding that payment will be made for those services.

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